Gelty Pleasures

I love this scent it's pure chocolate at it's best with a hint of Amber. I would not say this is a signature scent, but if you are looking for a gourmand scent with chocolate than this is it. Forget about Angel or Chocolat Amere. Just layer this with your warmer winter scents that have bases of amber or vanilla and you will have something so amazing, unique and gourmand. You will not be dissapointed and for the price too it's really worth the try. Also one more thing for the chocolate lovers....try using the scent on it's own on those special nights with your "special friend" it's pretty nice ; )

In spite of being a person who normally doesn't like gourmand fragrances (but I love ambers), Gelty Pleasures is a guilty pleasure. It starts with a definite dry cocoa with some spices showing up soon afterwards. It passes through a spice chocolate phase, finally becoming a definite cola scent with spicy amber (almost incense-y) and hints of patchouli and chocolate. What's most impressive, it lasts a very long time on me - still a definite skin scent over 24 hours later (with just 3 sprays to the chest and torso). Just don't spray it on clothes, the dark juice will stain.

Very potent, brown bitter dark chocolate and amber oil. If you want something you dont have to layer that is sweet, this probably isn't for you, it is very dark unsweetend chocolate with some rich non-powdery amber. Excellent price point, I am very satisfied and love to layer it with sweet scents to create something a little more gourmand. It is extremely potent and has very good lasting power, probably the cheapest niche on luckyscent. I agree much better than angel, and cheaper too, lacking that dreaded patchouli note, but also the level of sweetness. I dont like this bottle or angel's, but the price/fragrance justifies the purchase imo, after all, its the juice that really matters!

Ok, this oil is dark brown in color which is a hint to what's to come. Very chocolately at first application. It reminded me of a tootsie roll with a bit of spice thrown in. The fragrance settled and the spice was more evident but on me, it had a definate black licorice smell to it. I just don't want to smell like a candy store at my age. As such, this oil reads that it's more made for a younger person. I still have a few more of the Seasonal Smell Bent oils to try so will know better where this one falls in my order of preference. At this point, I prefer Holidaze over it.

This review is for the EDT re-issue for 2015. Chocolate and spices dominate the opening and middle notes, reminding me a bit of a chocolate-laden cola. A few hours later, amber emerges giving the fragrance a warm, cuddly feel. Lasting power is very good, and the price ($40 for 1.5 oz) is really reasonable. If you're looking for a cheerful, cuddly, spicy chocolate, Gelty Pleasures is definitely worth a sniff.